Standout student-athletes bid farewell, open up key slots to fill
Here is a recap of standout senior and graduate student-athletes who have left lasting marks and holes to fill in their respective programs.
Men's basketball has a chance to rebuild itself as a winning team
With a new coach and a full roster, men’s basketball has everything it needs to rebuild and convince the GW community that it can be a winning team.
Crime log: Student arrested after assaulting another student
Metropolitan Police Department officers received a report that a student assaulted another student at an off-campus residence.
D.C. launches bystander awareness campaign
D.C. partnered with Uber, sexual assault prevention groups and about 10 bars and clubs to launch a bystander awareness campaign to prevent sexual assault.
Carbonell's tenure marked by focus on affordability
During Carbonell’s tenure as Board of Trustees chair, trustees increased the financial aid pool, overhauled the faculty code and expanded philanthropy at GW.
Academic Commons to expand offerings next year
Officials said Academic Commons will pilot a series of workshops on studying skills and offer resources for students studying for the GRE.
Telescope allows researchers to study climate change
The telescope – on indefinite loan from the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center – measures concentrations of greenhouse gases.
Trustees greenlight several faculty code changes
Trustees approved changes to the faculty code Friday that clarify the tenure and promotion process and create a job performance review process for the provost.
Essay: How GW changed my political identity
After many heated arguments and some frustrated tears, my freshman year has taught me that I’m not really the Republican that I thought I was.
18-year-old graduates with master's in political management
Adam Brown graduated with his master’s in political management at the age of 18, making him one of the youngest students to graduate from GW this year.